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IENtr~Tne Cruelty.

In the District Court this morning ".
Williams Mas granted n divorce from
Alice Williams on the ground OF eI-
trem@ cruelty.
Williams testified that his wife had on
several occasions emptied upon his per-
SON while he was lying in bed tho co.,
tents Of q vessel more useful than or.
uamental in Il sleeping apartment. That
ON another occasion she lad thrown
ssGldiDg water upon his person, and on
still another flung u stick of wood from
the outside through II window Of their
residence, striking him Vile he was
seated a, the dining table eating. This
is the first case on record in Nevada
where n husband has been granted IA di-
yUrce from his wife on the ground Of
extreme cruelty Virginia Chroui.
Gle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

The President has appointed Thurs
day. November "A, lSS7. AS u dry Of
Thanksgiving aud recommends to the
people Of the United States Is fol-
lows:
Let there be a reunion Of families
aud Kindred op that day. aud let their
hearts. filed with kindly cheer aud uf-
( ctiona t "Reminiscences. be turned in
thAnkfulmess to tue source OF all their
pleasure, and the giyer of all that makes
the day glad aud joyous. And in the
midst Of our prosperity and our happi-
ness let u r,member the poor, needy
AID unfortunate, aud by uur giits Of
charity anl ready brnevulcnce let US in-
crease the NUMBER of those who with
grateful hearts shall join III our thanks.
giving"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
T'iIe Gambling Cases.

Judge Rising this morning rendered
his decision in the famous onr.siury
gambling cases. He decided that the
iloors hitherto laid, on which the games
were carried ON, were not stories in the
eye Of the law. Nevertheless only u
technical OiTruse had been committed ,
since the parties bad been licensed by
the county, Hml there was nm abgcrce
Of intention to violate tho hy. More
over the statute, wbicl, forbids the
maintenance Of gambling games unless
on first stories, is silent as to the penal.
ty, none whatever being stated.
THIS susiains fully Justice Kchoc's
decision on the cases wiicr Gtst brought
before h,m for tiiaI.-[ Virginia IL.
port.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

The Reno journal says: "Licutcn-
Hnt-GoyernOr Davis. inter an absence
Of about II week in Elko and its sur.
rounding. on official business, la re-
turned to Reno 10 look after his COAL
a"i lumber bn,in"ss. lie speaks high.
iy OF the outlook for tbs Iusctr orn
mining region, and Lcsprnk, for Et.t.
"rn Nevada Il brighter failure than many
anticipate" But mi lord Stubs of
ihr G.. j. Il. r.. says there is no future
for Nevada east Of Reno, and h:s ROYAL
%muchncss ouSht to know.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
Alfalfa pIcnnru,.

Steve File informed aJuurnaI reporter
eTs IN the Ttuckse Valley to have news.
papers say that there Was nothing but
pasture here, and that the alfalfa aud
hay SlTall SOLD. On the contrary. lie
sail. the very lowest calculat, on oi tho
quantity at the disposal OF tho cattle
aud sheep men coming this way il 10 =
900 toms. The pastUragc is Ia the most
excellent condition, while the hay can.
not be beat, aud commands from 50 to
81 per ton - journal.
II the above i-tn.o will the editor OF
the Journal who is also President of
tho Nevada AnrultpEal Assoeiat on
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

An attempt to put 10 pocket size. the
coutentJ Of y largc reference Atlas IL
psunll. accompanied by a rough. mac.
cuTa'e. ard iheltgant engraving and
printing, but in tho New Pocket Atlas
OF the world, published by I~visun.
Blukeman & Co., 7j3 4 7ij broadway,
New York. this IL not the fact. Nine.
ty.opc Maps cOntSiniDg nearly every
geographical point Of interest through.
out the world, are given, md each il n
gem Of e%pgrsver's art. DclicHtely yet
distinctly color,d, these maps are eY-
auisite ILLUSTRATIONS OF the best color
printing to-day obtaintLle. While The
Maps leave nothing TO DO desired by
way Of fuIIuess, thy are fully up TO
date. and chow eseiy recent discovery,
Or change Of boundary.
One hundred and twelve pages OF
tsree, well arranged, aud accurate in.
formation concerning every important
country or State on the globe, follow
tho mnpR IN this compact yolnmc. In
tsot, tho book IN NO on. o comprcheI-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
n %tnrtIInG Revelation.

A singular fact hos recently come to
light in Ohio. Jane ".-licr, T. wnr
veteran, applied to Colonel l.. -. Harris
OF Cincinnati, a Trustee OF the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, September Goth. for
admission to that institution. lie boro
II letter from Colonel Of his regiment.
which stated that Fisher had received
an bOnomble discharge after tEo years
service in Company e, Sixth Ohio In-
fantry. Fisher was i'll aud unable to
provide for himself. lie was sent to
the Home Il. Dayton, where n medical
CxaInina,i"n showed that Fisher - n
yoman She was not received oil oou..c.
aud no onc knows where she is. Col
oncl Tniri says that the woman was
one of the brayest soldiers in his rcgi.
ment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
Stntc Teachers, InEtItutc

The ISDEPENDEST is in receipt OF n
c.rcular from ". Z. Dovry. State SUI
p~erimtcndent Of Pubic Instruction,
which says. that a State Teachers Iu-
Stitute Hill be held at Reno. beginning
Monday, November 2lst. and continuing
until Friday noon. November 10th
Able instructors and lecturers from
this State aud elsewhere will be in at
tendance. and iuasmucL rs the schools
take IL vacation from November gith
until the following Monday, it i rccom-
mrnded aud urged upon tho several
school boards, that they grant n weeks
vacation with full pny to all teachers
who will attend. as it will be Of profit
AMI interest to all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
Little Sermons.

Hidden tears are the tribute Of sim
cerest sorrow.
II everybody paid their bills there
would be fewer rich men.
The really wicked man il always
wondering how anybody can be good.
II honest looks were always true
It would I've hard work to catch a thief.
It's the last place you'LioOk for them.
but you can Gni many q lis on a tomb.
~st0ue.-(rrrre Haute AIniI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
Waiting for Cars.

Alex. Wise has orders To bed sixty
cars right away for cattle shippers Gnl
lie WANT. u hundred more in the near
future. The orders cannot bu filed.
however, Us Traffic Alungcr Stubs
thinks the State has no future east Of
Keno, and takes no pains to accommo-
date the p'orir.-[S,lvr STATE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
TI,e E.iItIa LouIsIuna.

This concern, which is located in san
Francisco, sell, tickets at % cents. or one
fourth of tue price at which the New
Orleans concern sells them, and pro.
poses TO pay TO tho holders OF tickets of
the same number AZ those which draw
the big prizes one fourth Of the amount
drawn at the Louisiana State Lottery.
The Post ]d-nOuuces tina game rs u base
swindlc which should be suppressed.
John Brennan has sued tho mauAg r.
for the sun of $3.50 alleging in his
complaint that the defeudtnts ARE i'll.
drbied To him that amount ON account
OF the draw ing Of June 18th last. On
account OF the illcgnli,y OF the whole
trausnction there il no probability that
Mr. Brennan can recover unything, and
the public would do well to steer Gle nr
of all such schemes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

sive Atlas. but also a condensed GaIst-
,eer Of the whole world. aud all putin
an attractive aud substantial bindiaS.
snd sofa for ifty cents. On the receipt
Of this sun the Publishers mai! II to
any address.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30
tell Us Why altslf. hay vas sac ton
1t the State FAIR -IAppeAl.
VERY True.

An old newspaper msn in giving his
experience Ill an exchange says:
"uy experience III journalism has
been that in nine cages olt OF ten. peo-
pie whom . newspaper man befucnds
or holsters up are the very first to give
You a keen thrust under the rib. when.
ever the opportunity presents itself. l
can look back over my connection With
various papers. aud in most cases the
very critters whom / befriended III
many ways were the very ones who
gave me the cold shoulder when / may
heve said something not in accordance
With their own exalted ideas"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

A letter vas received from W. T.
Crane last evening announcing that he
would be here Oh Friday and Saturday
with two race horses Won Moltko" and
'MtrIu!S OF LnIon." which LU will
match against anything in E!ko comfy
of their "E" and weight. We predict
some fine sport on Friday and SGtu.-
day.
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Another Trust.

On the heels Of the Sugar Trust
comes tn announcement of u c0mbiua.
ton Ill Chicago which has raised the
price Of milk. The whole business OF
tho country is passing into the domain
Of combination and conspiracy. With
sugar, milk and whisky in the embrace
Of Trusts" the cost OF mill punch viii
soon bc beyond the reach OF ordinary
citizens i'll search of solace aud st!mula.
0m.-[ NIrg-nia CErmnicie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

Washington Critic:-"Can YOU tell
me "hy the lions didn't hurt Dnnicl?"
inquired tue Sundny-school teacher Of
the Tough little boy.
Cause DAME! was n prophet anil
understood his business, was the star;l-
ing reply.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

4 man on the street yesterday was
dcnouncing the Appeal for its article
on The DebIuchrrs Of Children"
When asked Uy "A man in the crowd
II it was not lac who paid the expenses
OF n young girl to leave town. he sud
denly changed the conversation aud had
very little To say .-tAppeaI.
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II. r. NIXON, Secretary
m Rouse.

Having resumed the management NJ
tins popular Hotel. I desire 20 inform
my old customers and the public gensr-
"lIy that good accommodations NJ rem
Sonnblc prices will bs maintained.
THB Ban
VIII DO stocked with lne Wines.
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by tho
glass, bottle or gallon. Give tho Hum
boldt u call.
liz 10. LAso.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

y. y. Sum:-"Therc, Bobby" snid
his mother. 'you have sat on MIR.
Fenthcrly's knee quito long enough.
You are getting To- be too big n boy"
"Wcll. Clara Eits on his knee" mr.
gucd Bobby, nm she's n good deal
biggcr'n me"
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sudden DcaIh.

Judge Ii. L. Elicit. who made the
welcoming address at Memphis e the
President OH the morning Of Oct. 18th.
died oil the stand before the ceremonies
we've over, aud just as the President had
closed his remarks in response. The de-
ceased WAS overcome 10y the neat a. he
stood bare headed. The fact OF his
death was sttdiousIy aul successfully
kept from the President. The cere
monies were therefore Lot interrupted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-30

luier. ldaho:--Of the % States. 90
have Democratic governors aud 10 have
Republican governors. The legislature
OF the states are evenly divided. 10 be.
ing Democratic and 10 Republican
The Democratic party is nn old.timcr,
aud il anchored in the hearts of the
people.
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Not n California Iitnr.
NJ. REINIIART.

hryhriy rsu catch y cold ihi. Ilni Of 4t,rh.
~. m" trouble IL 10 lei ~. rtc tho ,,.n who
cBugh. tho boar. We advise Ou- reader. IN
Turchs,o ~ Mr. Y. =. Muller . bu,tl, II s1y.
IA ABE. the California Rms Of Cor sunni.
ton. AsIhins, Bronchitis. Coughs .nl Crnn,
Cures. snd keep II hsndy. rs pi,Asn- 10 IA.
taste AMI dcAth to TIA" shove cornplsint.
Sold At 81 % u bottle, or 2 for e. So. CALI
FOIEIA CAr.R CuEE gives immediate te.Ist
The Csisr hal vitgn il souu displaced hy ,ts
healing AMI penetrating nature. Glye II a ,,l.
~. Six months treatment g. 20, cent by mali
al
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SAY!
What Do U! Think!
WILL
You he wise enough to profit by it when
1t oomes1 Are you willing to help il
alongS II you are. do not wait until it
bursts upon you unawares, but do your
bost TO hurry md push it.
THE
Only way to do this is to talk of il; 10
write OF it; TO boast Of it; praise and
patronize every home industry; keep
your money in the country aud induco
others to come aud do the same. Do
not p]atrouize outside in situations in
preference to your own, aud before YOU
know it the
BOOM

Will he upon you and you will realize
that every dollar spent i'll funheriug a
local enterprise will return TO you doub.
led, while every one y"u send away will
he gone forever. In looking around To
sec where to spend those Dollars mos
"dvantageously it will
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IiII:u.

Having located In Elko I am pre-.
pared to all orders for Painting, Giain.
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
rhiious n specially, All work first
class. Leave orders at the I~SDEPEYD,
ESr Once.
&. L. ERvEr.
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HORN.

HosKISs:-ID Elko, October q, 1857,
TO the wife Of Gabe IIoskins. n daugh.
ter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03
BRiNITits

Tue DNLY TrEs win De issued as
usual most Tuesday morning
Mr Thomas H. Bigger and Mr. Levi,
II. Fray-er left yesterday for New York.
Governor lee has gone to New York.
He take. pant I'm thc Tammany Hall ccle-
braHon tomorrow.
Attention +, called fo the change Of
schedule of the Richmond and Potomac
Railroad Company I'm this issue.
Lr,. nnn,.sr off ,ors l,5.r ,,i,b
ee1r,i. ,,,r.rr,.lon. n,..eJ tGr,rgh ,bc
cify gia ,br Atlantic roa.t Imo ge.ter.
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.u' ~, e'''3'' '9. 'N 'l.'' o'','o o" P"ui4
'I J '''''.'0'i i'"'"' '' "' '''''' '"i '"e non
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hJdianl leii running Do ihe book
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

CHICAGO, July During lhe first balf
of the present summer season nearly
1000. 900 hog. were received in Chicago,
of which number 4J90l9 were rcshippcd
alive. The packing for the four months
ended under review was l,Ol6,362 hogs.
The Figures compared with "a correspond
ing period last year exhibit lis,06s de-
crease in the receipts 2lSl9l decrease
in shipments. and PIP ,S}s decrease in
packing During the past month twelve
regular houses were in active operation,
while one year ago no less than ls were
lughtcring hogs The average weight
of hogs for June 1857 was R29 pounds,
the heaviest monthly average this year.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03
OVER THE WIRES.
TIE 4CCIDENTS 4SD INCIDENTS Of
THE DAY BY TELEGRiPH

Conclave of RabbisA Mighty Water
spout Programme FOR the Alexandria
Regatta Chicago Hog Industry How
the Clubs stand.
PIrrsBURG, July > The coming con-
claye of the rabbis Of the Jewish church
of America, which will begin iis dolibera.
tions i'm this city on Friday, July $. will
be one Of the most important ever held
in this country, and from the work
already mapped out the results will un-
dOubtedly have a lasting effect on the
tenets of the followers of the Jewish
faith i'm America II is expected that
there will be not less than 2j0 delegates
I'm attendance. representing every State
i'm the Union. and it will be- representa-
tive of both the orthodox and reformed
branches of the faith. Not only will the
most eminent abbis be here, but they
Will also be accompanied by the presidents
and leading members of the largest con
grogations In the bigger cities Among
the men who have risen tO commence who
are expected 20 take a leading part i'm
molding the work of the conference are
Rabbis Wise On Cincinnati. llirsh and
sale of Chicago. and Adler of this city.
The chief work of the convention will be
to cndeay0r 20 reconcile an existing diff
fercnces between the Jewish congrega-
tions and place them ON the same footing
with regard 80 forms. ceremonies. and
OhscryanCcs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03
THE MEN OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Programme of the First Days Reception
of the Visiting Vets.

The following is theprogramme for the
reception tomorrow night of the visit
ing Grand Army Of the Republic men
from Lynn and Salem, Mass
Comrades of Lee Camp with their
drum corps, Phil Kearny Post and mill
tary escort consisting of First Virginia
regiment, Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Howitzers. and Stuart Horse
Guard, will assemble al the First Regi.
ment Armory at : o'clock pm, and re-
port to General G.. y. Anderson. who
will form The line of march and pro-
cced 90 the Chesapeake an Ohio depot
and receive and escort Post 3, Grand
Army of the Republic, Of Lynn Mass
along Nineteenth street 90 Main, up Main
90 seventh, up Seventh 10 Sanger Halle
where they will be received by The Mayor
of the city, partako of refreshments, and
be escorted 10 their quarters at Ford's
Hotel
A detachment of Company B, First
Virginia regiment. VIII have charge of
the fireworks ON This occasion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

Res W. j. Bishop will preach at Rev
Dr llo1e's church to-day
Elder / j Spencer Will preach at Mar
shall street Christian church 40 u am
and sll pm to-day
Rev Dr. K. j.. Kerr will preach az the
Maie Orphan Asylum this evening ai
j.3O p m. The public are cordially in
yiied
Services as Grace Episcopal church
Main aud Fou,hcc streets-to-day will
De as follows Communion, 53O am.
services morning, n am; evening
J.3O pm.
Rev. r. i Michaels. of the Park Place
Methodist church. will lead the Gospel
song service at the Young Mems Chris
lian Association building this afternoon
at quarter 90 o. clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

Benson. Amz.. July 2.-Captain Coy
returned here yesterday from the Santa
Rita Mountains He reports "a terrible
watcrsp0ut ON Wallis ranch near there
Monday afternoon He and his partner
heard terrific roar resembling thc sound
of am earthquake They ran to "a BLUM
overlooking the Cicnaga Valley saw "A
monster watcrspout c0ursing down The
valley. The valley. which is fully half
mile wide. So covered with water to
depth of ID feet As the torrent swept
through 'he valley it carried everything
before 10. 4 large number OF cattle were
u the valley Some of them were thrown
upon elevated places bui hundreds of
them were drowned The water must
have travelled % distance of fifty miles.
10 oycrflowcd the hotel and the railroad
tracks 20 Sontona before 30 exhausted 10.
SELF.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

The Lyuchburg p,rglaup says r..
$. Radlord. of Bedford county q Bel
lcyue boy graduated In Latin, Greek, and
mathematics at the University of Nir-
ginia. This r. called the green ticket,
and is regarded rs difficult to omake in one
year We congratulate our young friend
ON his success Mr. RadfOd is a half
brother of Mrs. Allen Talbot Of Rich
mond
President Cleveland has decided TO at
tend the Clinton, y Y, centennial celO-
braIion, which viii take place July 18Th.
There is a great deal Of talk about the
oyercrowdiag of European steamers, and
measures will be taken 10 prevent il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

CoLuNBr, NEB, July , The Pacific
railway investigating Commission heard
a number of witnesses here this morning
The substance OF the testimony Wa. that
there has been some complaint as t0 the
management OF the Union Pacific road
but much of &c had arisen because of
passes and privileges given 20 politicians
and since Mr Adams has been in charge
things have improved.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03
Jr 81. 1. T. II.
Election of Omccrs by \. W. Clinn
Council


Alta regular meeting of A. ". Glinn
Council SO. GJr O t.. A. VI. ON Thurs
day night june 3d. the following officers
were elected for ensuing term
Junior Past Councillor. W. j. Tyler
Past Councillor. f. $. Jones. Councillor,
John W Quarles Vice Councillor. G.. A.
Rlwson Recording Secretary Millarl
G.. Robertson Assistant Recording Secre-
ary G. H. Mitchcll Financial Secretary,
Joseph N Beasley. Treasurer. George
w klnscy Conductor, n. +. Tate. War
den. j e. Fol-tead Inside Sentin l.J. Is.
F. Joyn,~ Ouaidcscntinci, j. II Engic
Trustees. T. ?. Campbell. G.. j Stockmar.
ui T. = Jones Representative to State
Council for three years. w. J Tyler.
Representative to State Council for.tW0
years. F s. Jones Representative to
state Council for one year. George w.
kiuscv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

The connection has been made at Res
eryoir street. and now the horse cars 20
ont TO Lombardy street without change.
This is a great convenience. At LON
hardy street the dummy is attached and
run 10 the terminus
The line was opened TO the Reservoir
Lake yesterday evening, and to-day pas
sengers can 90 through from Libby Hill
TO the New Reservoir for five cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

DIES MolNt.. Iowa, Juiy2 -Ihemyor
of Mitcheligiiie, rs miles east of here,
tclcgraphed az AN early hour this morn
ing that his town was burning up and
asked for help A chemical engine and
hook and ladder trucks were sent from
here by special train Five business
houses were burned before the fire was
gotten under control The Joss has not
been learned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03
July FOURTH.
How II VIII BE Observed suspension OF
Busines.

INNiNt-~s
Business will be very generally SIPS.
pended tomorrow, and the most of the
mills and factories will -hu. down sun.
day hours will be observed at the Post.
office. All the city, State, and Govern
ment offices will be closed, as wiIi De the
banks and railroad offices. SO blsine-,
will be transacted on change. and very
little In the wholesale trade circles
In fact, save in the matter of military
display, the observance of the National
holiday promises to De very general
There will be many picnics and eXcur
sions. \ number of eXcursionis,- are also
expected i'm the city. 10 is hoped that
the day will pass of pleasantly and with.
out accident, and the TIME, wishes every.
body many happy returns of the day
The DAILY TINES will be issued as u.s.
ual Tuesday morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

The grand barbecue and picnic Of the
above order at the Fair Grounds to-
morrow will be one Of the great events
of the day There will be parade, re-
view, banquet, and ball, with fireworks al
night 1t is expected that there will be
an immense turnout
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

II required i've special Pullman coaches
to- convey the members Of Picketts Dt
vision That LETT yesterday morning via the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway
They expected 10 reach Gettysburg last
night at o'clock From the accounts
which have been received, their reception
Will be warm and heartfelt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

PTrsBUHG, PA, July 2.-rhc ccNtcnsiyc
window glass works ol Stewart, Esicp &
Co.. on Jane street. south side, were de-
stroyed by fire at 4 O'Clock ibis morning.
Two stables and a number of small frame
buildings adjoining were also consumed.
The loss is estimated az $4,000. The hre
was caused by the explosion Of natural
gas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

William Taylor aud William Jarvis
both coloredl were received at the pcni-
tentiary yesterday from Surry county The
former 10 serve one year for the cutting
of man named Robert Davis, and the
latter ten years for shooling bis wife
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

Don't forget this number. JULIEN
BINFoKD has a splendid line of seasona-
bic liquors. groceries, &c. Try some Of
his.clarets .he has domestic and imported.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-03

At Spence, Tyree Il Co.'S shoe house,
sl5 East Broad street, the thermometer
registered at am, 7S'; ~ m, $50 3 P.
NJ, So; 8 pm, s3o.